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Lady Painters in Daily Progress
POSTED ON 6.8.2019
Thank you Jane Dunlap Sathe and The Daily Progress for the wonderful article on the "Lady Painters" exhibition and the lasting influence of Joan Mitchell.
Read the full article HERE.
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Posted by Second Street Gallery
Fri, Aug 16
SSG RETROSPECTIVE: “Inside The Artists’ Studio”, a unique, behind-the-scenes group exhibition on view February through March, 2019. — Executive Director & Chief Curator Kristen Chiacchia paired one local painter with one local photographer. Over a period of six months, the photographers documented each artist’s process as they created works specifically for Second Street Gallery. The end result was highly personalized and profound, giving the public insight into the artists’ creative inspirations. — 📸 in order: Stacey Evans Photography, Kristen Finn Photography, Stacey Evans Photography, Guillermo X Ubilla Photography, Bill Moretz Photography.
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Posted by Second Street Gallery
Tue, Aug 13
Want first dibs on “Teeny Tiny Trifecta 2” artwork? Mark your calendars for Thursday, September 5, one day before the official opening. We’re teaming up with our exhibition sponsor, Gardy Bloemers, Vice President, Merrill Lynch Wealth Management, to host a ticketed VIP reception. Attendance will be limited to 100 people and artwork will be sold on a first come, first serve basis. — Tickets cost $35 per person and will go on sale TOMORROW, Wednesday, August 14 at noon. The first 25 people to purchase tickets will receive them at a discounted price of $25. Don’t miss out! — #ssg #secondstreetgallery #artgallery #artexhibition #ttt2 #teenytinytrifecta #artopening #contemporaryart #artcollecting #cville #rva #supportlocalartists
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Posted by Second Street Gallery
Sat, Aug 10
Second Street Gallery is so pleased to announce the exhibiting artists in “Teeny Tiny Trifecta 2”, a group show kicking off the start of our 46th season! Mark your calendars: the exhibition opens to the public at 5:30pm on Friday, September 6! — This year’s artists include: Candice Agnello, Carol H. Barber, Peter Benedetti, Sally Cary Booker, Anna Bryant, Erika Chu, Sahara Clemons, Terry M. Coffey, Courtney Coker, Jessie Coles, Colleen Conner, Kay Vass Darling, Delna Dastur, Adrienne Allyn Dent, Lindsay Heider Diamond, Holly Draper, Lizzie Dudley, Zoé Edgecomb, Sigrid Eilertson, Jan Elmore, Brittany Fan, Michelle Gagliano, Lara Call Gastinger, Camille Gerrick, Jane Goodman, Lauren Gordon, Juan Manuel Granados, Sam Gray, Virginia Greene, Cassie Guy, Lou Haney, Robin Harris, Steve Haske, Lotta Helleberg, Caleb Hendrickson, James Kendall Higgins, Courtney Hopkins, Ken Horne, Brian C. Jones, Lev Keatts, Bussie Parker Kehoe, Jill Kerttula, Blythe King, Phyllis R. Koch-Sheras, Natasha Kovacs + Lindsay Parnell, Conni LeFon, Alexa Luna, Logan MacKethan, Ramona Martinez, Charlotte McCoy McAdams, Tim Michel, Theodora Miller, Joanna Mullen, Tobiah Mundt, Ken Nadle, Susan Haley Northington, Akemi Ohira, Cary Oliva, Heather Owens, Samantha Pagni, Charles W. Peale, Meg Perdue, Lori Pinkey, Ann Ray, Jeannine Barton Regan, Madeleine Rhondeau-Rhodes, Lisa A. Ryan, Joe Sheridan, Andrew Sherogan, Karen Siegrist, Laura Josephine Snyder, Paige Speight, Suzanne Tanner Tanner, Hannah ThomasClarke, Krista Townsend, Kelley Van Dilla, Becky Venteicher, Nancy Wallace, Kathleen Westkaemper, Priscilla Long Whitlock, Clay Witt, Kristie Edwards Wood, Laura Wooten, Christen Yates, Sarah Boyts Yoder, and Cate West Zahl.
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Posted by Second Street Gallery
Thu, Aug 08
Second Street Gallery updated their cover photo.
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Posted by Second Street Gallery
Tue, Aug 06
SSG RETROSPECTIVE: The solo exhibition “All The Time I Feel Like Crying” from Sandy Williams IV, on view November 2-16, 2018. — This intense conceptual show exposed the arbitrary nature of the systems governing our world. Williams, an interdisciplinary artist and filmmaker, wanted to explore our understanding of time using a diverse range of objects and media. — Swipe to see, in order: “Protective Garments”, “Shooting Range”, “Jefferson Candle”, “Unattended Baggage”, and “Growing Up Black”.
